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Tom Austin wrote:
> Invisible wrote:
>> Apparently the planners have access to an A0 printer. I don't even
>> want to imagine what that must cost... ;-)
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> They are not too bad - at least the cheaper ones. We have a 'plotter'
> that prints 2'x3' pretty easily. The paper is on a roll that is 3' wide
> and like 50' long.
I used to own an old HP line plotter. (Do they still make those?) It
seems amazingly fast - until you actually try to plot anything of any
real complexity, and then suddenly it seems absurdly slow...
> If you need to get it printed look at local copy centers - they might be
> able to help. Some engineering shops (that sell stuff) might be able to
> help you out as well.
Nah. If I was that bothered, I'm sure the planners themselves can supply
a printout. (Indeed, it seems to be easy to get prints, and
near-impossible to get electronic copies...)
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